Presented by the Global Conservation Corps
Voices of Nature Podcast
HOSTED BY GCC BOARD ADVISOR BOB LUDKE
VOICES OF NATURE PODCAST
“Voices of Nature” is a podcast by Global Conservation Corps dedicated to sharing the voices of innovative, passionate leaders committed to saving and protecting the world’s most threatened natural resources.
By creating this podcast, Global Conversation Corps not only wants to showcase the amazing work of people who have dedicated their lives to living and working in some of the most challenging places in the world but also to explore solutions that all of us can be part of in an effort to protect wildlife and the ecosystems that all of us depend on for healthy, prosperous lives.
Featured Episodes:
14. Aral Sea Productions: Disrupting the Film Industry
Pauline Blanchet and Thea Sun of Aral Sea Productions are accomplished journalists, artists, and advocates who take an inspiring approach to telling stories about people, nature, and many of the really serious challenges we face as a society.
13. Dr. Abishek Harihar Takes Us Into the World of...
In this episode, we speak with Dr. Abishek Harihar, assistant director of Panthera’s tiger program. Abishek takes us into the world of tigers, the risks they face, and what can be done to preserve their habitats.
12. Telmo Pievani and the Urgency of Protecting Biodiversity
John talks about his inspiration for using film as a way to give a voice to nature and what drives his latest passion project - the upcoming film, “Rhino Man”. John also shares his observations from an unexpectedly long stay in South Africa due to Covid-19 travel restrictions and how...
11. John Jurko on Filmmaking and Conservation
John talks about his inspiration for using film as a way to give a voice to nature and what drives his latest passion project - the upcoming film, “Rhino Man”. John also shares his observations from an unexpectedly long stay in South Africa due to Covid-19 travel restrictions and how...
10. Ankita Anand – A Journalist’s Perspective on Nature
Ankita Anand, an award-winning journalist, writer, and poet living in Delhi, India, shares her observations about how we can find a balance between protecting nature and allowing for socio-economic development.
9: Ellen Miles Explains Why Nature is a Human Right
In this episode we meet Ellen Miles, Founder of Nature is a Human Right – an organization based in London, England with a mission of making access to green space a recognized human right.
8: Aristide Takoukam and His Efforts to Save Manatees, Sea...
Aristide Takoukam – a National Geographic Explorer and founder of the African Marine Mammal Conservation Organization (AMMCO) - talks about his efforts to save manatees, sea turtles, and freshwater wildlife in Cameroon.
7. Jean Claude Biver and His Love for Nature
It has been written, “You never quite know what’s going to happen around Biver.” In this episode, Jean Claude Biver explains why he loves nature and he talks about how all of us will be happier and live healthier, more enjoyable lives if we too can find ways to express...
6. Kate Vannelli and the World of Cheetahs
In this episode we speak with Kate Vannelli – a conservationist, artist, and the Future Rangers Program Director for Global Conservation Corps. Kate’s work has taken her from the Himalayas to Brazil to South Africa. Kate’s story is a powerful one as she recounts why she has dedicated her career...
5. Michele Sofisti on the Importance of Biodiversity
GCC Board Member Michele Sofisti has combined a successful career in leading some of the most iconic brands in the world – Ferrari, Gucci, and Swatch to name a few – with a passion for protecting nature. In this episode we discuss the importance of biodiversity – the building block...
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8. Aristide Takoukam
National Geographic Explorer | Founder: African Marine Mammal Conservation Organization (AMMCO)
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